"The Controls for Outsourcing Manufacturing and Testing" explores the use of outsourcing and how it impacts quality and compliance and the organization as a whole. The primary stakeholders and outsourcing include Quality, Research, Production, Laboratories, Purchasing/Procurement, Finance, and Senior Management.
This webinar will study the outsourcing lifecycle and its impact on the organization. Although outsourcing as a whole will be studied, the emphasis will be on contracting manufacturing, design, and testing.
The webinar will begin with a brief review about the importance of quality systems and their role in maintaining the organization. Outsourcing will be defined and examples throughout the FDA approved industry will be discussed. Of course, regulatory compliance requirements will be discussed to include the FDA's current thinking about the required controls. Particular emphasis will be given on the importance of understanding the differences between contractors and suppliers.
The process of auditing and qualifying contractors and assuring compliance quality goals are maintained, will be explained.

Why Should You Attend:

This webinar will help you understand your responsibilities when outsourcing so that the product maintains its integrity and quality and satisfies customer and user requirements.

The FDA is closely scrutinizing these activities to assure that responsibilities outlined in the regulations and guidance is clearly defined between the contractor and its client.

These industry requirements are given in CFR Part 211.22(a), ICH Q7A 2.22-8, ICH Q7A 16, ICH-Q10 and Part 820, Subpart E.

The FDA has begun to more closely scrutinize the control of outsourcing because they have observed a frequent pattern where the firms allow contractors to completely control QA responsibilities.

3D printing or Additive Manufacturing is a transformative technology. It has brought a revolution in every industry it has entered- from manufacturing to retail and healthcare. 3D printing provides freedom to create and manufacture customized products as there is no additional cost for complexity and uniqueness. It has the ability to mass customize and locally print products as per the specification at the required point of time in a cost effective way. It also significantly reduces undesired environmental impacts of traditional manufacturing.

The report titled “Global 3D Printing Market: Trends and Opportunities (2012-2017)” analyzes the potential opportunities and significant trends in the global additive manufacturing industry. The report also provides detailed analysis of the global market sizing and future growth of 3D printing systems by products and services revenue stream. The report also profiles and analyzes the business strategies of the leading companies operating in the segment, including their expansion plans.

The major trends observed in the 3D printing market globally are a focus on rapid prototyping, mergers and acquisitions in the industry and increasing innovative use of 3D printing technology in diverse industries. Over the next five years, industry the demand and revenue stream of the industry are forecasted to continue their upward trajectory as 3D printers explode in popularity and more customers, including an expanding at-home hobbyist market, join the 3D printing revolution. Major companies operating in 3D printing segment like Stratasys Ltd., 3D Systems Corporation and The ExOne Company are expanding their reach in various geographies to get a share of the growing market.

Buy a copy of this report @ http://www.marketreportsonline.com/contacts/purchase.php?name=295912.

MarketReportsOnline.com is an online database of regional industry research reports, company profiles and SWOT analysis studies for multiple industries, organizations and market segments. Our sales and research experts offer 24 X 7 support to our customers through phone and email communication. Not limited to the it & telecommunication industry, MarketReportsOnline.com offers research studies on agriculture, energy and power, chemicals, retail, environment, food and beverages, agriculture, consumer goods, healthcare, advanced materials, medical devices, semiconductor and electronics and much more.